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"The community of Docker River is under siege by 6000 marauding, wild camels," he said. "This is a significant community - some 350 people - where they've actually come (in), smashing infrastructure." Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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Nov. 26 (BusinessWire) – The New Zealand dollar tumbled to a five-month low against its Australian counterpart and held above 73 U.S. cents after Reserve Bank of Australia Deputy Governor talked up the state of the so-called ‘lucky country’s’ economy. Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (C) juggles a ball with a hockey stick during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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I think the pitch will help spinners later on in the match and I am confident we can bag the 20 wickets needed for a win. We have done that in the past, against Australia in Mohali last year, and we can do it again
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It was the Marsh show on Wednesday at the WACA as older brother Shaun scored a classy hundred while 18-year-old Mitch hit an incredible 60 off 29 balls. Full Article at Sportal Australia
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Obviously, a burger from a ramshackle, kitschy little indie burger shack is going to kick the ass of one from a chain. Chains are evil; the little guys are doing things right. Full Article at The Stranger
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Get involved and have your say on our Live Event Blog every day of every Test this summer on foxsports.com.au. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith wears a helmet as he prepares to visit the construction site of a new swimming pool stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Following yesterday’s surprise revelations that Alex Reid’s relationship with Katie Price has apparently ended, Cage Fighter Films Ltd, with whom Alex has contractual obligations and responsibilities, would like to make it clear that he will continue with his business meetings associated with the film C...
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Get involved and have your say on our Live Event Blog every day of every Test this summer on foxsports.com.au. In truth, Michael Clarke deserves a lot better than the sort of treatment dished out above. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
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Among those thronging the passageways of the O2 arena yesterday was Laura Robson, although she might not have been immediately recognised. Full Article at Times Online
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I think the pitch will help spinners later on in the match and I am confident we can bag the 20 wickets needed for a win. We have done that in the past, against Australia in Mohali last year, and we can do it again
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I’m A Celebrity: Katie Price dumps Alex Reid live on air… hours after he flies to Australia to propose
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We import copper cathode from places like India, Australia and Chile and we use 100 percent hedging to secure supplies meaning that the orders are back to back, so we have no problems with supply
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Considering the lady I was playing has represented Australia and won a Commonwealth Games gold medal, it certainly wasn't looking too good ... It was a matter of loosening up a little and trying not to make an absolute fool of myself.
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Uranium oxide production rose sharply in 2008 pushing Namibia for the first time up from sixth to fourth biggest producer globally after Canada, Kazakhstan and Australia
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Democratic candidate Tom Schieffer - who was a Bush administration ambassador to Australia and Japan - announced Monday that he will withdraw from the race for governor to clear the path for White. Schieffer urged other Democrats in the race to drop out and join him in support of White.
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We do have competition for places and last weekend was about two international victories at Murrayfield against Australia and at Netherdale against Tonga
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We are in control of whether we win or lose. We've got to put in a performance better than the one against Australia to beat Argentina. The work has already started on that
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Following yesterday’s surprise revelations that Alex Reid’s relationship with Katie Price has apparently ended, Cage Fighter Films Ltd, with whom Alex has contractual obligations and responsibilities, would like to make it clear that he will continue with his business meetings associated with the film C...
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We highly appreciate the vote of Australia opposing the (economic) blockade imposed on Cuba and we are very pleased with the evolvement of relations between Australia and Cuba
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The US is about middle of the range while China, Australia and East Asia lowest at the best end of the range
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The Prime Minister's agenda for a big Australia should include incentives to support regional economies and encourage decentralisation ... We need incentives for people to settle outside the south-east corner so that all parts of Queensland can enjoy the benefits that measured, sustainable growth can br...
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We believe that we have been able to normalize economic, energy, and ICT profiles to determine a country’s ability to use ICT to reduce its CO2 emissions. Countries with diverse characteristics such as Australia, Brazil, Canada , China and the United States can at last be equally compared to each other
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From the moment he (Hughes) was dropped in England, we have been talking about that (getting Hughes back in the side) ... There is no doubt that he has got a huge future left in him for Australia.
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There is currently one running in Istanbul and that is serving the purpose. We are exploring ideas in the region and in India but we don't want to break it down. There is CeBIT in Hanover, Shanghai, Australia and Turkey, which is enough at present. For the immediate future, we are looking at South Ameri...
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And when you come down here to Australia, it's Greg Inglis who is No. 1. He's the man . . . and exactly the type of guy I want around me.
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Without an agreement at Copenhagen global greenhouse gas levels will increase despite Australia's CPRS.
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Both the opposition and government should be commended for working together constructively to reach this agreement on an issue as complex and far-reaching as Australia's response to climate change
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A lot has been spoken about the history between the two sides and Cardiff’s success against Australia in the past, and we would like to repeat that ... I think there will be a fair hunger in this Blues side to get this result against Australia.
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For instance, as an advanced economy, Australia is well placed to support China's progress towards developed economy status. Areas of potential cooperation include financial services, education services, urban planning and design, and clean, green environmental services.
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A comprehensive and high quality FTA would serve the long-term interests of both Australia and China by underpinning the continued expansion of trade and economic links between our two countries.
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China is also an increasingly important investor in Australia. Since November 2007, the Government has approved over 100 Chinese investment proposals worth almost 40 billion dollars (37 billion U.S. dollars). Australia sees China's increased investment interest as a positive development that will benefi...
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Ireland have shown they're a very good side; they've been rewarded with the Grand Slam and the Six Nations trophy so they're on a roll. But we're treating them like any other Test - they're no more important than New Zealand, Australia, France or Italy. We always treat our opponents the same way and tha...
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Within this historical context sits Australia - a country with a largely European heritage but now very much part of the region of Asia. But of all the integration with Asia, the most important in terms of Australia's bid to host the FIFA World Cup is that we are now part of the Asian Football Confedera...
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Within this historical context sits Australia - a country with a largely European heritage but now very much part of the region of Asia. But of all the integration with Asia, the most important in terms of Australia's bid to host the FIFA World Cup is that we are now part of the Asian Football Confedera...
SOURCE: The Age
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